Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-04-21

have got bill here that's ironclad;
every man can vote for IT" shouted Mr..
Temple. Discrimination against VIII
mington.r continued Mr.. Ware. "Take
your snap Judgment; go on with IL; 10 |
cents glass for ~ Question:"
"Question y The previous question Was
ordered by the following vote;
Ayes ~ Chandler, Dasey, Harrington,
Jones, Lowber, Mccoy, McGee, Medill,
Noruy, Perry, Rust, Smalley, NAPLES,
Speaker--14
Noes-Allsband, Mulligan, Scotch,
Taylor, Temple, Ware, Wilson,.
The confusion was redoubled. Half q |
dozen members were on their feet at once,
explaining, insisting and protesting. Mr..
Norny wanted TO explain that he had been |
trying to get in an amendment restricting |
the operation of MIR. Smalley's excise |
board to New Castle county, where appl- |
cations are so numerous that the court |
cannot do Justice to them. Mr.. Ware
'Oan't we debate this bill2 This 10
something Lnever heard tell of before. Il
Ia unkind. You will tax Wilmington
dealers $500. II you go on with this
kind of racket there will be
another party coming down here
that will not take ID TO spoil their
name.n DR.. Chandler-"We are not to
be threatened" Mr.. Ware-s'You have
got i've bills before the House and you
don't know which one you are voting on
Mr.. Mccoy Eff we don't, you can't tell
u.s. Mr.. Ware-"Better tie us up"
Mr.. Temple, who had been trying TO
make himself heard above the din, now
shouted motion TO reconsider the vote
Just taken, which was ruled out Of order.
Speaker McOabe certainly earned credit
for keeping cool head during the whole
struggle. MIR. Taylor's motion to read
the bill by paragraphs prevailed by q
vote of Is TO 0
Mr.. Temple moved to amend section /.
Speaker MsCoba--i'Yau can't amend
the bill after il has been taken up for
reading by sections"
Several members protested loudly
against this ruling, and were referred by
the speaker to the manual.
The reading was proceeded with, Mr..
Wilson crying out cts unfair; we're
here as minority and we ask to be
| heard"
1.-THE previous question was put" said
the speaker; "that outs off all debate.n
Mr.. AllaNand objected to this cutting
off all chance of amendment. Getting
warmer he continued: II only have TO
say one word that when o gentleman on
| the floor puts the previous question in
auch case ss this, he does not act the
part of gentleman--he is coward"
| Mr.. Rust could be heard replying, from
the other side of the room, that he YVES
prepared to back it up outside of the
House" But Mr.. Rust was not the MEM
Der for whom the representative from
| Wyoming meant the epithet, and Mr..
Allaband seized the first opportunity TO
step over TO Mr.. Rust's desk and so state
TO that member.
The call of the roll on the final passage
of the bill had been begun by this time
and resulted;
Ayes Chandler, Dasey, Harrington
Jones, Lowber, Mccoy, MCGEE, Medill
Korny, Perry, Rust, Smalley, Taylor
NAPLES, Speaker-15.
Noes :, Allaband, Mulligan, Scotch
Temple, Ware, Wilson'S.
Mr. Smalley voted eyes, underprotest
Mr.. Wilson changed his vote ''for tn,
purpose of reconsidering"
Dr. Chandler anticipated him by al
! immediate motion TO reconsider which
, he followed up by motion ito lay tn
motion to reconsider on the table;n tn
Speaker, MIR. Jones and others suggesting
: as preferable "to indefinitely postpon
the motion to reconsider and Mr.. TEN
pie enchanting g That's my motion-t
, iay on the table; l make it rs an enem
to the BILL" simultaneously Mr.. Wilso
called out that he wanted mo snap judg
! inert like this: - Mr.. Ware said " this
3 not like my friend, DR.. Chandler"
, Mr. Temple moved TO adjourn. Lost
i 10 to &. The motion designed TO taste
the measure irrevocably beyond the dan
} ger of reconsideration was then adopte
8 by the same vote and Mr.. Wilson wante
: to change his vote back again to mo
g but was not allowed to do SO.
: Friends of the measure say it will &
: through the Senate. 1t requires druggist
to take out $40 license before sellin
o any liquor whatever, and, afterwards, I
9 sell only on the prescription or write
9 order Of regular, practising physician
, given only where necessary as " medicine
3 nd jlsL prescription tH hA good taI oul
o dC6 duse penalty, SlGu f0r Zach ptfenG
70 l.lqunr saloons hotels, Ne, are TO pc
1t 300 in places of 10000 inhabitants an
e upwards; $3.50 in places of from 1000
@ 10000, and 5000 in places under LOO
i For licenses to sell in quantities of half
or gallon and upwards tore-keepers are
8r pay $500. The bill makes no chang
Or whatever in the mode of granting license
i Mr.. Norny's resolution TO recall fro
st the Senate the Delaware Railroad Tax
te ton bill was moved partly by the pos
lie ton taken by Senator Salisbury, tn
q SO 900 per year is entirely too small
d. sum 10 allow the road to commute 70
MIR. Norny thinks, however, 1t cannot
ex far wrong, upon the basis of $l36, o.
i'll per year net earnings received by Il
n stockholders from the lessee, the p,
re Il B. 90. He will discuss the matt
he iully when the bill comes back.
Immediately after the reading of I
re journal in the Senate this morning, N
Use McWhorter called up,the duplicate poll
gambling bill for passage, withdrawn
the bucket shop amendment he b
" spoken of offering yesterday aftelnoo
Eo lie had been sincere, he said, in regard
sh this amendment. He believed gambli
IN in stocks more seductive and damage
IN than any other species OF gambling. II
'se carried to a greater extent than the pei
'ot gambling at which this bill strikes.
instanced tho recent downfall of
T. New Castle county postmaster wht
ny, stocks had made q defaulter ~
est business ia carried on in fine bui
NJ i ~, WELL furnished, and
iai proprietors pass for reputable busin
lat men; but he had as much contempt
,ne this species of gambling as for any oil
OF on Gods earth. But, inasmuch as it
", been intimated by members of the otl
er- house, and insinuated by the press. Z
Ak, he had offered this amendment from
Led worthy motives, he wished this bill tai
zen up and passed as speedily as possible, {
= further, as rebuks to the parties who s
ise reptitiously stole the original bill.
bill has been placed in the custody of
On S cretary of State.
Ia The Senate.
nb- DovGE, April IS. The Senate met at Il
asst o';loek.
Passed Senate bill for ral'ef Of sch
M district No, So, Kent county; House
IN consolidating the Delawbre railroad syst
"a supplementary TO the pilotage law;
10. tending the limits OF district 80, New Ga
en- county; for the benefit OF married VOL
ard minor children.
ent House bill establishing a State nor
nd school was reported adversely by
rv,, Cooper of the committee on education
- - oil his motion indefinitely postponed.
= Z Read twice and referred--IIouse
10 creating the Wilmington Street and Sc
use Commission; dlyoreing Deborah j.
Rer Charles j. Schlachtar.
on Read tlrst time--House bill tncorpora
WAS tho Hotel Hanlopen Company,
The House Joint resolution on the d,
-. IL William Dean was adopted. Also
'oy' House joint resolution on State library.
Recess.
nes, AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ten, The Senate reassemhled at 8 o'clock.
son Read first and second times-On mo
Of DR.. Lewis, House bills to amend
ID it charter Of Dover; to proyldesan additi